Tokyo - Currency Exchange Guide (TRAVEL GUIDE) | Episode# 10
Tokyo Currency Exchange guide for visitors in this Tokyo travel guide by Hipfig.
Money Exchange in Tokyo, Japan can be done at Airports, Major Train Stations, Banks and Post Office in Tourist areas, Private Counters in Tourist Areas and Money Exchange Machines in Convenience Stores as well as Malls in tourist areas.
1). Japan Currency Yen information for Tokyo, Japan visitors (¥, Japanese Yen)
2). Money change counters in Tokyo like Airports, Major Train Station like Tokyo Station, Shinagawa station and private currency exchange counters in tourist areas like Shinjuku, Asakusa, and Shibuya area,
3). Information on Currency Exchange Counters at Tokyo Narita Airport and Haneda Airport Arrival halls,
4). Information on Currency Exchange Counters at Tokyo Station and Shinagawa station,
5). Information on Currency Exchange Counters in Shinjuku area in Tokyo,
6). Information on Currency Exchange Machines in Family Mart Convenience Stores and Malls in Tourist areas like Shinjuku and Asakusa,
7). Information on Currency Exchange Counters in Asakusa and Shinuya in Tokyo,
7). Tips for Currency Exchange in Tokyo (like open hours) for new visitors – Tokyo travel guide
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Scenes of Japan: Hakone
Scenes taken of in October 2017 of day trip in Hakone area. Starts at Koen-Kami near Gora, up the Hakone Tozan Cablecar (train pulled by cable) to Sounzan. Then onto the Hakone Ropeway (“bubble” cablecar) to Owakudani. Continuing on the Hakone Ropeway to Togendai (with view of Mount Fuji on the way). From there a boat trip across Lake Ashi to Hakone Machi. Finally, through the Hakone Checkpoint and Cedar Avenue.
Music: “Heart Break” by Vibe Tracks (remix)
Japan Travel: Gunkanjima observe overwhelming island from boat Nagasaki city, Kyushu
Japan Travel: Gunkanjima observe overwhelming island from boat Nagasaki city, Kyushu
Gunkanjima is a small island located about 20 kilometers from Nagasaki Port. The island was populated from 1887 to 1974 as a coal mining facility.
The island's most notable features are the abandoned and undisturbed concrete apartment buildings and the surrounding sea wall.
Over 5000 residents called the 480 meter long, 150 meter wide island home, resulting in the highest population density in history recorded worldwide.
To accommodate so many people in such a small area, every piece of land was built up so that the island came to resemble a huge battleship. As a matter of fact, Gunkanjima is a nickname that means battleship island in Japanese. The island's formal name is Hashima.
Coal was first discovered on Gunkanjima in 1810 by the feudal lord of Saga. Industrial mining began in the late 1800s, and soon after, the island was purchased by the Mitsubishi Corporation. As production increased, the island was expanded, and large residential, industrial buildings and high sea walls were constructed.
Managers, workers and their families all called the little island home. The residents of the island were able to live out a just about typical life. Half of the island was devoted to the workings of the mine, the other to residential space, schools, shops, restaurants, a hospital and a public bath.
In April 1974, the mine was closed, and its residents had to leave the islands, abandoning the island with all its buildings. Over the years since that, direct exposure to typhoons has caused the residences and mining facilities to deteriorate, giving the island an ghostly and haunting atmosphere.
Boat tours
Multiple companies operate boat tours to Gunkanjima. Tours typically take around three hours, including close to an hour spent on the island itself, and cost about 4000 yen per person. Note that in case of bad weather or high waves, landing on the island might not be possible or boats might not be able to operate at all. One company also offers a 2-hour tour that only circles around the island for 3300 yen. Advance reservations are recommended especially on weekends and during holidays.
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Tour boats are operated by plural companies and depart from various locations in Nagasaki Port.
From the Nagasaki train station
Get into the street tram number 1, heading for Syokakujishita, and get off at the Tsukimachi station. Don’t forget receiving a transfer ticket and get into the street tram number 5 from the other side of the home, heading to Ishibashi. Get off at the Ourakaigandori Street station (2 stations away from the Tsukimachi station), and head for the Gusto restaurant, which stands in front of the Tokiwa Terminal.
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旧岩崎邸庭園と上野公園の名所めぐり 2014-9-18 | Around Ueno Park
上野恩賜公園にある不忍池や上野東照宮と近くにある旧岩崎邸庭園の様子です。すっかり蓮の葉が生い茂った不忍池は、花の見頃にはふた足ほど遅かったようです。旧岩崎邸庭園 は今回初めて行ったのですが、屋敷内は撮影が禁止でしたので外観だけをおさめてきました。
【臨時ニュース】9/19本日の報道によると、上野公園での感染の疑いがあるデング熱患者がいるとか。。。おそらく昨日は蚊に刺されてないので一安心。
Today I wen to
■Ueno Park (上野公園 Ueno Kōen) is a spacious public park in the Ueno district of Taitō, Tokyo, Japan. The park was established in 1873 on lands formerly belonging to the temple of Kan'ei-ji. Amongst the country's first public parks, it was founded following the western example as part of the borrowing and assimilation of international practices that characterizes the early Meiji period. The home of a number of major museums, Ueno Park is also celebrated in spring for its cherry blossoms and hanami. In recent times the park and its attractions have drawn over ten million visitors a year, making it Japan's most popular city park
■The Shinobazu Pond (不忍池 Shinobazu no Ike) is a pond within Ueno Park (a spacious public park located in the Ueno section of Taitō, Tokyo, Japan), and a historically prominent Shitamachi feature often appearing in history and works of art. The park occupies the site of the former Kan'ei-ji, a temple closely associated with the Tokugawa shoguns, who had built it to guard Edo Castle against the northeast, a direction believed to be unlucky by traditional geomancy. The temple was destroyed during the Boshin War. The pond, although modified many times and even once drained, is natural.
■Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Garden (旧岩崎邸庭園 Kyū-Iwasaki-tei teien) is located in Taitō, Tokyo. It is the former estate of the Iwasaki clan who were the founders of Mitsubishi; the name Kyū-Iwasaki-tei means Old Iwasaki house. The premises have three buildings: a Western-style house designed by British architect Josiah Conder, a Japanese house and a billiard house, and cover an area of about 17,000 square metres.
■Ueno Toshogu Shrine(上野東照宮）
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Shot and Edited by Nobuyuki Matsukawa
Location:Ueno Park,Taito-ku
Date:2014.9.18
Camera:SONY NEX-7 18-55mm Zoom lens
Edit:Finalcut Pro 7.0.3
Music : C Major Prelude / Youtube Audio Library
Copyright © 2014 Nobuyuki Matsukawa . All rights reserved.
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SONY ミラーレス一眼 α NEX-7 ズームレンズキット
DJP071059 Dampfloks in Japan steam train locomotive whistle à vapeur C56 kereta uap รถจักรไอน้ำ รถไฟ
The Japanese steam locomotive C5644 crosses with steam train on their journey to Senzu with blowing the whistle, powerful exhaust strokes and a splendid magnificent noise a bridge over the water sparsely filled Oi river between Aobe and Sakidaira stops, municipality Kawanehon. The excursion steams trains on the Oigawa railroad track as tourist magnet are generally well-taken and without reservation you won’t get a place for your railway trip through the beautiful countryside of the scenic and delightful valley between Shinkanaya and Senzu in Nippon.
Fahrplan Ausflug Dampfzug japanische Dampflokomotive C56-44 überquert mit Pfiff geräuschvolle Auspuffschläge Oi Fluss Brücke zwischen Haltepunkten. Dampfzüge in Japan Dampflok als Touristenmagnet generell gut gefüllt, ohne Reservierung kein Platz im Personenzug für Ihre Eisenbahn Fahrt Reise durch die herrliche Landschaft Oigawa Tal in Japan.
千頭への国鉄C56形蒸気機関車じょうききかんしゃを備えた2番目の観光乗客列車「SLかわね川根」がが橋を渡ります。橋はしは大井川の上、地方自治体川根本町崎かわねほんちょうれはにあります、日本静岡県しずおかけん青部駅あおべえきと崎平駅さきだいらえきの間。大井川本線おおいがわてつどうの蒸気列車は反対です、観光マグネットとしての蒸気快速列車は一般的によく取られている。予約なしでは、あなたの鉄道旅行のための場所を取得しません。この旅は千頭と新金谷の間の楽しい大井川谷の美しい田園地帯を通っています。鐵道快速列車 かいそくれっしゃ急行列車きゅうこうれっしゃ普通列車。
Train à vapeur régulier locomotive à vapeur japonaise traverse pont rivière Oi entre les arrêts municipalité Kawanehon. Trains à vapeur au Japon ligne de chemin de fer d‘Oigawa comme aimant touristique bien prises sans réservation aucune place voiture pour votre voyage ferroviaire à travers le beau paysage de la belle vallée.
Treno a vapore secondo orario locomotiva a vapore giapponese clacson tromba fischio attraversa un ponte sul fiume Oi tra le fermate a richiesta. Treni a vapore in Giappone strada ferrata ferrovia linea Oigawa magnete turistico sono ben occupati senza prenotazione non possibile ottenere posto carrozza per viaggio ferroviario attraverso bel paesaggio splendida valle.
Tren de vapor en horario locomotora de vapor japonesa bocina silbido cruza puente río Oi entre paradas ferrocarril en prefectura Shizuoka. Trenes de vapor en Japón línea ferroviaria Oigawa imán turístico bien llenos sin reserva no lugar en coche para viaje a través paisaje hermoso valle.
Trem a vapor japones locomotiva a vapor atravessa ponte sobre o rio Oi paradas paragens município Kawanehon. Trens a vapor no Japão lotados ímã turístico sem reserva não lugar vagões trem viagem ferroviária comboio através bela paisagem vale bonito.
spoorweg stoomlocomotief trein stoomtreinen in Japan reizigerstrein passagierstrein spoorwegrijtuig brug rivier
gufuknúin járnbrautarlest farþegi gufu lest fljót á brú dalur
Damptog i Japan
ånglok ångtåg tåg bro flod
veturi höyryveturi juna matkustajajuna silta joki
Japonijos garvežys keleivinis traukinys tiltas upė slėnis
Japonia rozkład jazdy pociąg parowy osobowy: japoński parowóz lokomotywa parowa parowoz przekroczył most rzeka w gminie między stacjami. Pociągi parowe jak magnes turystyczny są na ogół dobrze wypełnione. Bez rezerwacji nie dostaniesz miejsca podróż kolejowa wycieczka jazda koleją przez wspaniałej scenerii pięknego Oigawa dolinie pomiędzy.
Parní vlaky v Japonsku trať Oigawa osobní výletní vlak parní lokomotiva stanice zastávka most řeka
japonský parný rušeň osobný výletný turistický vlak Japonsko
Prema voznom redu. Putnički vlak japanska parna lokomotiva željeznički most Oi rijeke. Parni vlakovi su turistički magnet linija bez rezervacije putovanja prekrasnoj prirodi na divan dolini.
mozdony gőzmozdony személyvonat személyszállító vonat híd folyó
locomotivă cu abur tren de călători pasageri pod râu
Japonya buharlı lokomotif yolcu treni katarı köprü nehir
parovoz yo'lovchi poezd poesd sostav
Ιαπωνία επιβατηγό τρένο τραίνο με ατμομηχανή σιδηροδρομοι γέφυρα ποταμός
Япония жд Сидзуока префектура японский пассажирский паровой поезд паровоз скорый состав экспресс мост река Ои железная дорога линия Оигава. Паровые поезда туристические магниты станция Аобе Сакидайра город Каванехон. Бронирование сидячего места броня железнодорожная поездка путешествие через великолепные пейзажи красивая долина вокзал Шинканая и Сензу.
Паравыя цягніка ў Японіі, паравоз пасажырскі цягнік рака
парна локомотива путнички воз
Парни влакове в Япония, парен локомотив пътнически влак
паротяг пасажирський поїзд японські туристичні екскурсійні потяг міст рі́чка ріка́
зорчигчийн уурын галт тэрэг илчит уурын зүтгүүр гүүр Гол мөрөн
일본 증기 기관차 스팀 엔진 증기열차 스팀 기차 트레인 SL급행《가와네》 오이 강 다리를 건넌다 시즈오카 현 시정촌 가와네혼 정 의 오이가와 본선 여객열차 여행용 자석과 예약 없이 철도 여행 아오베 사키다이라 센즈 신카나야 사이의 유쾌한 오이 강 계곡의 아름다운 시골을.
ประเทศญี่ปุ่น จังหวัด ชิซุโอะกะ รถไฟสาย ทางรถไฟ บริษัทรถไฟ รถไฟไอน้ำ รถจักรไอน้ำ ญี่ปุ่น รถจักรไอน้ํา หัวจักรไอน้ํา รถไฟโดยสาร ขบวนรถด่วน สะพาน แม่น้ำ การเดินทาง ภูมิทัศน์
ក្បាលរថភ្លើងចំហុយ ជប៉ុន រថភ្លើង ដឹកអ្នកដំណើរ
Keretapi stim Jepun lokomotif wap
Perjalanan kereta api uap penumpang Jepang jembatan lembah sungai kota tempat magnet wisata pedesaan indah.
قطار البخار ياباني قاطرة بخارية البخار خط سكك حديد قطار الركاب جسر النهر نهر
קטר קיטור יפני רכבת נוסעים גשר נהר
Izumisano City, Osaka 4.16.17
Izumisano City, Osaka 4.16.17